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.rs<sft .NGs.s = ots St1lEbYlt1os Il|..Hl
". ". Weber left for Wichita, Kan, Saturday.
John kin.ner, OF this place, took nine head Of
hogs 70 Wheeling yesterday, for exhibition during
the Fur. Sd n y r sI1ys & lTI 1T : :.
The tower Of tho new court house hay now
reached the height OF 1Go feet Fifteen feet more
are yet 10 DO added. S.sla rs f.s i. iII7II
Frank Roberts, who has been slowly recovering
from M attack OF typhoid fever, took a back tct
Saturday. and, Tor time, iwas believed he coulu
not recover but DR.. John West now pronounces
him out OF Immediate danger. ;7glQ ,N4gIllIg.G
An official Of the Belmont County Agricultural
Society remarked at tho close OF the recent Fair.
that he did not sec Que ul4u d.uak on the grounds
during the Fair and attributed It 10 carrying out
the local option law In Bl UlaiIxyIlle. ;
The funeral Of little Miss Jennie Roscoe, took
place IRON OF her fathers residence Saturday after.
Sunday school class, 70 which Jennie BELONGED,
oilciaied as pail bearers at tho funeral. = 20
Probate Court convened in regular monthly ses.
sion yesterday. Tho only cae that attracted much
attention was tho trial oil Morris, wech, Cook:snd
Williams, Of Bridgeport, charged VIII Distributing
religious meeting atths Methodist Church. July
81. The defendants conducted their own defence,
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Type.wr!tcrs Cl,cnD.

We have for sale several Type-writeEs,
Including the Remington, the Cranlsll
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken In exchange for the matches
Csligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and Tor eele on monthly install.
ments. Gall on or address for circulara
EDWARD L. ROSE & Co.,
.5a, IS Twelfth street.
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Gcatlam Gu In Need OF Pho Shoe

remember, that notwithstanding the groa.
rush for low priced nhoes, We Gtill carry
in addition to our medium priced line, q
large line Of Stacy, Adams & Cola Mems
finest shoes, and, although costing more
than some, are much cheaper, wear and
style considered. ,'5'} zkS5Ig'
J. W.AM,cK, Sole Agent, "A
s1ll E'as2}H W.. las Main street,
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Lndles' uand-tusn Eutton

Ladies' Hand-tusn Button, j..
genuine hand sewed, warranted kid,
which VIC have reduced to s. rs par pair,
In opera and common eanse LISTS.
J. ". ANlcx,
1143 Main street.
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GENTLEMEN, why pay 81 50 for o cali
shoe, when we offer a seamless cali shoe,
made specially to our order, for So 25 per
pair. sJ.,W. AacE,
IL f!t.Ii ~ -Fj-,i 1l43 Main E.rcet.
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ONE OF THE NEW porTEp1Es.
Tho Warwick China Company OF this CITY
n a''g Gt3 Chartered. tg.'s iE,s

Tho Warwick China Company OF this CITY
,s tl Chartered. -
Secretary Of State Walker has issued a
charter to the Warwick China Company,
organised for the purpose OF manufac!u,.
ing and dealing in china waro, porcelain,
ironstone china, tile, thing and all kinds
Of crocke1y and pottery. The principal
place OF business 10 be at Wheeling; the
charter to expire August lat, 1887. $500
have been subscribed and $50 paid in
with privileged stock OF 100000, Tha
shares are 500 each and held az follows !:
J. R. McCostney, Q. @. Dewey, @. ]. Raw.
linz, Albert S.:iel and A.. J. Cecil, Of
Wheeling, one share each. :
This 70 the company which has pur.
chased the old Rivereide Furniture factory
It was originally called tho "Riverside
China Company" but the name was
changed to Warwick. Specimens OF The
ware to be made have been on exhibition
Tor CONC time at w. J.. W. Cowden'a
office. The ware resembles French china,
and 10 very stroug and clear. It ia under.
stood that the stock had been pretty we'll
taken before the charter was applied for.
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Use The Gate City Stone Filt:r-gming Bios.
For iout Gaus h-R. II. List.
Henry J. Arbeuz-Ieacher OF Mu<ic.
A Good lnvestment-C. A. Sctae!er & Co,
Cheap homes, etc &C. A. Schseter & Co. w
ptocls.na,ion-K II. Gillcla1d. Acting Mayor,
For Sale-s$t oaG-hand stea11 Eagtuts.
Auction Sale Of Eobeit Bonner.
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Uridganort.

Miss Llnuie Adolph Is on tho sick list. 5t
Mrs. Mary Kiusey Is visiting at Paseo. III 5'
Mr.. John futile Is very Ill with pneumonia. Il
d.. ". S. Robinson Is homo from the country.
The many railroaders here report "boss" time
Of Chippewa on saturday. gsags u. ~ :,
Miss Kate Cook has returned from visit 10 the
southern part OF tho county. 15-5 it1 - :,
Miss Irene lIo,nc., OF Morristown, Is Waiting her
sister, Mis-. Frank Barker, Of KisEwood. ! : y
Meistet's orchestra will rive grand ball, which
promises TO be The best Of the season, on scplem.
her "a. HrrI- EIggSg.a g. H.1-l7s,-lgN,r''-'
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GET your meals this week at the State
Fair restaurant, at the left Of main en-
trance. First.class meals at MI honra. N
a MARY GILL, Proprietsesa, I,
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In suitlags, Pantaleor!ngs and 0vsr-
coatlnss, which weare prepared to make
up. in ilrs!.ctass style ct reasonable
prices.
Our White UnlsurLried Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, Ut
% cents, is the greatest bargain ever
offered. 4 full Emo Of Balbrissau I'm.
derweGr from 81 GOA suit upwards, ut
- 6. HE'S a. sons,
1891 s. 1923 Market Street.
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Balt,moreS Ohio

For the bsneft Of persons attending the
State Fair on September 5, 0, !, s and .,
the Baltimore G. Ohio railroad will hold
tho Fairmons Accommodation until G:lp
r. ". on above dates, .5.slT
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Thermometer Record

As reported by Christian schnept, drug.
get, Opera HouHo corner, yestarday:
7A.x. OAK. l2x. sp.x, TEX,
g. o,,,.. e. So $50 .sa-
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ASr akin OF scalp diseaso can be- quick
ly cured by Pslmer'o skin.succseu. Soap
aud ointment. ..lS SIS. ;
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u. & o. ph,lad,lphIu E,cu,,iou,.

u % EHIIhuelFhIA E1cufsI0HH'
September 8 to II, tho Baltimore (
Ohio will sell excursion tickets to phils.
delph'a and return at one fare for tho
round trip. Tickets good to re!urn until
September 90. ia N.,@lI,
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George Edwards, petit larceny.
Mary Clancy and Ellen Fofaythe, un-
lawfully de!acing property. b
Harry Chapline, petit larceny.
Robert b. Ellifri.z, shooting ducks.
Two Of the true bills were not publicly
announced, the parties indicted no. being
in custody. It is understood capiasea
have been isusd for them.
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IN cases OF cholera, Browns Ginger
/, does good. Frederick Brown, Philadsl-
phia, 1922. sl
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soALps, burns and household accidents
immediately cured by tho use OF St. Jacobs
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LIS. GooD& o.. sell Dry Goods cheapest,
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This trot is mile hestB best 5 in 5, and
will be called at 1:30 o'clock sharp. IA
The aecond race is the run, milo heata
best 2 in 5, for o puree OF $500 divided In.
to three monies. Tho entries are as fol.
lows: 1; - 4 - -
E.A. Flennlken, Washington, Pa, q. e., F,ero,
x parr. Moodsdcld, O., b; g., Esse1, y -
Bean 4 Fowler, S. g., Long Boy, ,ps III 4. * ,;S
", y. sclmmon, b. s Hack Tom, wi + 4. +
wayne q Porter Washington q H., Ohio. 2. r.
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TRUE BILLS,

la H.
Charles Bcggs, robbery. II
]. O. Lord and N. II. VEncloye, grand
larceny, two bills. G.il.lstI', (
Harry, alias Poodle" Price, ieloniously
breaking and entering store houao with
intent to commit larceny. !lrg5
Same, for petit larceny, with q count for
former conviction. M, a,Eg
John Clancy, petit larceny, with o count
Tor former conviction. VEIN t
Joseph Miller, feloniously shooting With
intent to kill. M NU' - 4.
George TIoug, procuring an abortion.
DR.. George W. Kelly, procuring en-
abortion. ne, ...''
Edward Reese, assault with intent to
commit rape. n
William Hill, same.
Frank Perine, potit larceny.
John HolmeH, attempt to burn q store
house. ~ - =.
Willism Shelly, petit larceny.
stephen Quinn, same.
Thomas Murphy, carrying q concealed
Joseph Miller, carrying a concealed
weapon. ff'.5 ~ Fl
Noo1Ro hltZ, bHlues
Edward Sharper, keeping gambling
Harry stenfeld, same.
Thomas Howley, permitting q faro bank
to be kept on his premises,
Alfred Pollock, betting ct faro,
Keeping houses Of ill.famo, Hattie
Scott, Ella Millsr, Maggie Conroy, Jo-
eephine Boyd. Meppie So,eera Calia Wi.
iisms, William and Alice Schel!, Louisa
Butler, Anna Taylor, F.ancca Russell,
Mollio Henderson, Melissa cGlrmphrey,
Pearl Woods. elS7
Selling liquor Or bser without license,
Ella Miller, Mollie Henderson, Melissa
McG!umphrey, Pearl Woods.
Selling liquor or beer on Sunday, Rich
ard Mansfield, 8 bills; IL. Blumenthal, 9
bills; Dominick Cali, bil!a; Frank Hen
mis-, . bills; Caleb L. R!chsrda.
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MARY GILL has rented tho restaurant
privilege at the State Fair, and will eerye
q first class meal at all hours, N Z!
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WANTED
AssIGSEEs' SALES.

{ A sslGNEE's NOTICE.
Sale OF the Printing oalee OF James T. Carroll,
No. 81 Fourteenth street. will take place
iT THUR3DAY, sEPTEMBEa 8, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. n when /. will b
sold In bulk Or In parts, Whichever way may "
deemed best. 'i''El- ,.ll - ~
YES ,,Tg J.C. HERVEY, Assignee
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but were found guilty and flnci 8, each and COS;

The County Commissioners Gre making study
Of Court Houses, with the intention OF furnishing
art. The structure is worthy OF all tho pains taken
TO complete 1t satisfactorily to tic most critical
fozt
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50 INDICTMENTS
RETURNED BY THE GRAND JURY.
Principally afisdenennor eates : Two oil
them Suppressed for tho Prcssnt-Judge
Jacobs Change to tho Grand Jury--A
< List CT Truo Il Ills Returned. i

The Circuit Court convened yesterday
forenoon In regular September torn.
Owing to the continued illacss Of Judge
Boyd, Judge Jacob will be the only pre-.
nldins judge. The grand jury, which
would have been empsneled In Judge
Boyd'a aide had he been able TO hold
court, was sworn aud charged by Judge
Jacob, who in calling attention to the
various statutes which provide for the
specla! attention Of the grand jury being
directed to them, took occasion also TO
refer to the notorious and fragrant ylolG.
ton Of tho Sunday law by saloon keepers,
referring to publication in tho ISTEltl.
asscER In which saloon keeper admitted
that no did cell liquor on Sunday, but
urged in palllation that o.hers did 20 and
be had to do the esmo or lose custom.
Tho grand jury, as finally empaneled
consiated 0! Dr.. T. II. Logan. Patrick
Kenney. q. NJ. Harper, Myron Hubbard,
". D. johnson, ". 8. Goshorn, A, F.
Meyer. John Waterhoase, W. +. Whit
ham, John Downs, II. Gutman, jacob
Ebbett, W. Il. Travis, D. F.. Mckinley
and NJ. L. OF. NI SI'
II was ordered that the criminal docket
DO called on Wednesday, September 7, at
"a. NJ, and the civil docket on Monday,
September T., at 0 A. NJ. Thirty petit
Jurors were ordered to ba drawn aud sum
moned,, to serve on and after Tuesday,
n nj nfft n
Considerably over ono hundred wit.
noeses had been summoned and were ex.
amined, the grand jury being in sesSion
until after five o'clock, when they report.
ed az follows: .a'.as.3' ness IA ~
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To.pAr'a PROGRAMME.

Lem Folk, Alliance @, b. N Minnie shat,es,
J. U. Fratsell. b. e.. Clifford, -.''''.
VIM. wilkins, Cambridge. Capt. Stone,
F e., meia seik; pa,sksrssufg Big, Adonis
Ai Ina sSas' rrl,.sonsgh' b.g Su.gall: Wy
VIM. Allen, Oniontown, b. &, Consul,
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IN. Mckinney, b, g. Josh Billings.

VIM. Mckinney, b, g.. Josh Billings. i IL. e
3 The judges are to BIO Col. Wood Martin.
o. Pittsburgh, who will also act as starter'
Hon. N. B. Scott and T. U. Mofatt. Bob
Anderson will act as timer. Simon Nc.
Colloch will again look handaome bestride
q horse, IN the capacity Of quarter stretch
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Rlveryiew Stock Farm at Thompson,
Marshall county. this State, are not DO.
bind any ono with their herd OF fourteen
HolstelnB. J. II. and. ". W, CLARK, oil
Lsgonaa, Washington county, have Ten
Norfolk red poled cattle. b Mr.. L. @. Ap.
piegata put tn an appearance yesterday
With seven herd Of Gne.bred Jerseys. To
these ia 10 be added the herd Of swiea
cattle brought here last week by Mr,
Caulderbach, Of Upshur county. They
are objects Of considerable curiosity 10 oil,
An before asated there were q large mum.
ber Of arrivals last night. 5,SE # (,
NH snHEP AND HOGS.
In the eheep avenue ]. g, Georpetuon,
Of Sc,ogenyille, Ohio, was found with Is
head Of spanieh merinos. John O, Nc.
Nsary, Of Washington county, has o me-
Ilnos. Lowls Russell, also Of Washington
county, haa q regular aeck--S7 head oi
merlnou entered for nearly everything In
that ctasr. William Bay, another Wash.
inton county sheep.bresder, has q flock Of
Al handsome Blacktop Lmerinos, w. D.
Anderson, OF Anderson, Ohio, has IL
head Of merinos that show up well, ], L.
Henderson & Son, OF Washington comfy
exhibit IS head Of Cotawolds. a. q, Dan.
lord, OF Belmont county, shows 90 ShYop.
shire Downs, and @. s. Butler, OF Ridge.
way, Harding county, Ohio, has 10 head
Of this breed. 'i'.#llE' l1TIlTT n"
In the way Of uwine, D. H. Roburn, Of
st. Clairsville, has two Poland Ohinas
Reed B.oe., Of Valley Grove, this county,
have fifteen Poland Chinas; g. W. OakeB
Of Armenia, Washington county, hiss elk
Poland Chinas; II. F. Hudson, Of Roo.s.
town, Ohio, ia here again this time with
twenty Bsrkshlres. No. f,fl 't8
THx HORSE SHOW. e.
The arrivals Of shaep and hogs were
quite large last night. The animals on tho
ground yesterday made quito show In
themselves however, and one well worth
any atock. fancier's time to view. They
arc all in splendid condition, and in.
cludod In the number are some noted an.
imals-thoss that come from famous
strains and that are prizs-Binnerp. There
are some magnificent bulls with the herds,
and tho number oil big milkssa on hand
insures an interesting dairy test. The
eheep are finely bred auimals, and the
Judges arc likely to have hard time Of 1t
deciding as to their respective merits.
In the horse department the entries are
numerous and the quarterS are full to
OVERLOOKING. Tho hosso display Is one Of
the big features Of this years Fair. The
racing animals number over sixty and
there are fully that many class horses
entered. They range all tho way from
roadsters, carriage and general work ami.
mails down to thcse Of heavy draught-the
big Normann and Clydesdales. A line,
lot OF horses speaking collectively Of the
two classes. has never been seen on these
grounds. Tho stables were crowded ali
day yesterday with hoysemen and there
was q general expression Of satisfaction
over the excellence Of this part OF tbs
ahow. The stables ore bound to be- q
lavori:e resort for aight.ssers during the
entire week. :"
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\ Ohio WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

DELAWARE OHIO
WI HyJ
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NOTES ABOUT THE GROUNDS.

The Opera House band will bs in at.
tendance to-day to furnlah tho music.
= Manager Tracy OF the Weste.n Union
has established an office on the grounds
and not oalyS looka after that but finds
time to render valuable asaistspco TO The
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In the poultry department there arc to
be found representatives. Of nearly every
known class There are l03 special dona.
tons offered in this department. for pre-
miums. These in themselves assured a
good display while the good name that
attaches to this State Fair proved draw
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4 NEW INDUSTRIES

promIssd;::at Moundsville-psopsr,y Sold.
Other News. ,PS.e
County Court converts to-day.
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BALTIMORE Il ONO

Agent D. @. Bsbcoct & o., New Yo ,'
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The Work to Begin Formal
Opep1ur Monday f'sWs
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Lace Making.

The thread comes entirely from Not
bingham, as no sufficiently fine machine
made thread can be found in Belgium;
while the cost of the fine handmade
thread used for Brussels lace is so enor-
nous as to make it useless for any but
the finest laces. 1t is spun in dark I'M
foreground rooms from flax grown at
Hal and Rebecq- Rognon; and has been
known to fetch the astounding price of
f500 per pound. The thread and the
patterns are supplied by the lace man
ufacturers, for whom all the work is
done; and the dnteliiereS are not allow
ed to sell an inch of it themselves. They
are paid by the piece, and miserable
pittance they earn. A very vatilGnte
worker, by working from Z A. M. to
1880 p. NJ, can earn franc 25 confines
a day; but this is not often done. The
greater number gain 40 to 80 confines
day. The sister showed us the best
worker in the school, gentle, bright
looking girl of 20, with beautiful hands
as indeed they all have-and stoop-
ing, contracted fgure-as, alas! they
all have also. She was making a mag
nificent piece of Valenciennes about
seven inches wide, deeply scalloped,
with a large spray of closely worked
flowers in each scallop. We asked how
much she could do in the week, and she
answered "onc pattern" about seven
or eight inches, that is to say, barely
yard in a mouth -Art Journal for
March
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The Home.

Yesterday afternoon the members
of the directory of the Woman's
Home met, and after transacting some
routine business connected with the
Home, they considered the matter of
celebrating the first anniversary of the
Home, which occurs April 6. 1t was
Diet, rmincd to celebrate the day by n
coffee entertainment at the Home. A
few days since Mrs. Josiah Cooper, an
inmate of the institution, gave birth
to child, and on this anniversary day
the baby is to be christencd. Dean
Munford will perform the ceremony.
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Geo. II. Lack. the Dyer and Scourer
at 705 Elm street makes a specially of
cleanding and dyeing Gentlemen's
Suits and Ladies' Dresses. All work
done equal to any northern work.
Orders by mail promptly attended to
and goods promptly returned. AL
work guaranteed as represented.
The members of Miene's band and
a few others, the party numbering al
together twenty-five, left last night by
the way OF the Texas s. Pacific rail-
road for Los Angeles. They go to
this beautiful city on the sunny slope
to reside. What is Dallas loss is Los
Angeles gain.
For sale, two buggies at G. w.
Louden's second hand store, 8z2 Elm
street
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Plain Living.

A lawyer by profession, but judge
in one OF the highest courts in New
York for twenty-three years, is noted
for methodical habits, legal accumen
and perfect integrity. Long past sixty,
erect and vigorous rs man of forty,
he cannot count n day lost by sickness
in quarter of century. At his post
as regularly as the sun rises, after adj
journment he writes out the opinions
of the court, which already fill several
large volumes. No man in the city is
more worthy of the universal regard
which he long since secured.
Having long known Judge Blank,
once asked him the secret of his power.
"Plain living" he replied "has been
my salvation. | was a nervous youth,
high strung and excitablc. smoked,
drank occasionally, and was given to
rich food. Shortly after being admit
ted to the bar, became II victim of
dyspepsia. l began to study my hab-
its and their influence on mind and
body. experimental with food, drink
and exercise. The result was in fixing
rule Of life which have followed in
flexiby. After a plain but substantial
breakfast | lojter about for an hour or
two and then walk to the courthouse,
or distance equal to three miles or
more. Having previously had the
room well ventilated, | stay in the
building occupied. except an hour at
noon, with my judicial duties. The
other judges eat a hearty lunch; eat
nothing. At o'clock | am through
for the day, and walk up town again.
Rain or shine, cold or hot, finds me
swinging my arms and plodding along
in the same gait All legal work is
as utterly from my mind as
if | never knew Coke and Blackstone.
l eat a hearty dinner, take no made
dishes, no Worcestershire sauce or in
flaming condiments, no pudding. pie,
ice-cream or custard, and drink no
wine. have sense of comfort, but
not repletion, feel no desire for intoxi-
eating liquors, and make it business
to thoroughly digest my food eaten
twice day-no more am frequent
ly compelled to attend dinners, ban
quets and festivals of every kind. But
neither entreaty nor ridicule can in
duce me to change my habits. Even a
dish of ice-cream cannot tempt me. y
Good Housekeeping.
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A Disguised Citizen.

IA burglar broke into my house last
,ight" said an indignant citizen to an
officer. land carried of lot of cloth
ng, and Il il happens again I'll sue the
own for damages It's an outrage,
sir, an outrage for a total stranger to
,ome into nay house and carry of my
pest clothes"
1--WE can't help IT," said the officer.
Cant help i'll / don't want you to
,elp Il; want you 10 prevent it,"
"All right; the next time the burg
AIRS come around drop us a postal card
he day before. aud wen trap EN-"
Citizen wallis of disguised. Good.
lrs chicago San.
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Sudden Death.

Yesterday evening about 6 o'clock,
Mr.. James Stone, mailing clerk Of the
Farm and Ranch, was stricken with
appoplexy and died almost instantly.
During the afternoon he was feeling
in his usual health, and in the evening
he went down stairs into the press
room OF the Western Newspaper Un-
ion, in the same building with the
Farm and Ranch, and in few minutes
returned, sat down in chair, smok-
ing his pipe and began to read
newspaper, when his pipe
fell. from his mouth and he was a
dead man in minute He died
without uttering word. Mr.. Stone
was q large, feshy man, but there had
been no tear of death from this cause
with his friends. Hale and hearty
death seems sudden indeed. He was
about 40 years of age. He was un
married. A man of exemplary habits;
highly esteemed by his associates and
respected by all who knew him. lie
was the grandson of Elder Barton
Stone, IF Kentucky, who was CO.
laborer of Alexander Campbell, the
founder of the Christian Church.
The funeral took place this after
noon at 8 o'clock, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Hendrick of the Commerce Street
Christian Church.